omegabravo

8 ms·

31.
by omegabravo 3y ago
Your analogy isn't a great fit, because the distinction between the two carries different penalties. In this scenario, spamming with or without AI would carry the same penalty. The benefit is that you don't need to determine if A
32.
by omegabravo 3y ago
I'm not sure that will be available this generation, that was a big "imagine" scenario from my understanding. From what I understand the other headsets aren't suitable for code. With 23M pixels, I hope this one can cut
33.
by omegabravo 3y ago
probably, or is? The offence here is spamming, AI is orthogonal. Users spamming should be given a timeout.
34.
by omegabravo 3y ago
It's over UDP, you can't probe for wireguard AFAIK
35.
by omegabravo 3y ago
IEC limits are 120VDC, 50VAC which quite a few countries will use (eu*/au/nz). US NEMA/NEC is a very different standard.
36.
by omegabravo 3y ago
This choice of wording in systems engineering is not ambiguous, and should effectively means optional. These words are often in capital letters trying to highlight the importance of it. It is absolutely not limited to RFCs, and is often
37.
by omegabravo 3y ago
There's a big fat blurry line here. If someone is protesting the use of green energy by chaining themselves to an electric powered rail road track, is that okay? That's effectively what has happened but was a different cause. Th
38.
by omegabravo 3y ago
In SCADA systems I know teams that still use XTreeGold on Windows today
39.
by omegabravo 3y ago
Two way different scenarios where this would be used, so different I wouldn't even compare them. I'd use this to prototype a basic web interface to interact with something like an IoT device. React would be overkill, and I doubt
40.
by omegabravo 3y ago
Author early in the video said Karachi, Pakistan can be over 140db during peak hour traffic. I expect India's population hot spots to be similar or worse. I understand how it arrived there, hopefully something can be done to address
41.
by omegabravo 3y ago
I think I can count on two hands the amount of times I've used my horn in 20 years of driving. It's used for when I think someone hasn't seen me (ie. reversing), or if the lights have turned green and the person isn't pa
42.
by omegabravo 3y ago
I've heard the term "left hand down", aka turn left but much more explicit.
43.
by omegabravo 4y ago
https://opennem.org.au/energy/sa1/?range=7d&interval=30m OpenNEM puts it at 12% imported and states 67.9% from renewables. Why would SA want to produce multiple times their requirements in renewable energy? T
44.
by omegabravo 4y ago
and India. The alternative is cutting them off instead and cause widespread famine.
45.
by omegabravo 4y ago
As I type this, QLD is using 77% black coal. SA is using 71% gas. Over the past 24hrs SA was 83% renewable (solar+wind), 16% gas. In that same 24hrs QLD was 79% black coal, 12% renewables. Plaudits seem deserved. https://aemo.co
46.
by omegabravo 4y ago
for anyone else suffering with poor sight, if you paste this in your console it should help. document.querySelector('.paywallActive').style='filter: none' of course reader mode also helps
47.
by omegabravo 4y ago
Depriving people of energy can be just as catastrophic. While not digging it up would be effective, I'm not sure some people in developing* country would necessarily agree. It's a complex topic, and Australia (where I live) has l
48.
by omegabravo 4y ago
they do turn unfortunately turn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sanbI_ze8c
49.
by omegabravo 4y ago
Control systems often last decades, longer than most employees. I've recently worked on a control system that is at least 30 years old. While you can't get the exact part any more - you can still get compatible replacements that
50.
by omegabravo 4y ago
There was one in the MX Revolution mouse (the one before the MX Master). The thumb wheel was spring loaded. I prefer the free spinning MX Master thumb wheel. Having said that I've never enjoyed a trackpoint either, so I expect others
51.
by omegabravo 4y ago
> If you just maximize it, it stays in the same desktop The behaviour must be inconsistent then, because I just clicked the green icon on edge, safari and vscode and it popped me off to a new virtual window. double clicking the title bar
52.
by omegabravo 4y ago
character from Pulp Fiction. The "problem solver" https://quentin-tarantino.fandom.com/wiki/The_Wolf
53.
by omegabravo 4y ago
I hit CTRL with my palm too. I often perform cut/copy/paste with CTRL+Insert,SHIFT+Delete,SHIFT+Insert which is fine on a full sized keyboard. It's why I can't buy so many keyboards that have "optimised" the l
54.
by omegabravo 4y ago
None of what you have outlined is actually a problem. If your requirement is to deliver an application to users on multiple platforms then a web application is a great target. People complain about HTML, mean while new platforms (Swift, MAU
55.
by omegabravo 4y ago
I typed in the prompt almost word for word and it still works for me. No need for checking out imaginary git repositories, I asked it to write a program in language x, and it provides an answer that does as it says - despite some beginner
56.
by omegabravo 4y ago
Very unlikely. I tested with curl ipconfig.co, and pings to targets close and far away with similar responses. It pings my IP, which doesn't respond to pings. It's just remarkable with it's responses.
57.
by omegabravo 4y ago
Pretty sure Black Duck does that
58.
by omegabravo 4y ago
It's a tiled image. Still impressive rendering 2,004,000,000,000 pixels, but we see the efforts of clipping reducing that dramatically.
59.
by omegabravo 4y ago
I don't find it that similar. Windows key is rarely (never?) used as a modifier at the application level. You'd never see it as a keyboard shortcut in menus likes you do with command. Windows key shortcuts are all (I think) oper
60.
by omegabravo 4y ago
it was easy to test by turning off the adblock and it definitely doesn't work.

More ›